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UN Chief Warns AI is Developing Faster than Rules Can Keep Up
Guterres Calls for International Control Over AI
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mlllm.ioGuterres Calls for International Control Over AImlllm.ioUN Secretary-General António Guterres, speaking at a dialogue in Geneva, advocated for the immediate regulation of AI to prevent the risks of using autonomous systems for military purposes. He also called for increased pressure on AI developers regarding transparency (environmental footprint, resource usage) and mandatory safety testing of systems.
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